Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
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Pg 9 Line 15,17385
10. Sir Robert Harington, K.B., Lord Harington, bp. Aldingham 28 Mar 1356 d: Aldingham 21 May 1406 Marr1: c. 1376 Alice Greystoke d: shortly; Marr2: c. 1383 Isabel d: 21 Aug 1400 wid/o Sir William Cogan of Huntsfield d: 1382 d/o Sir Nele Loring, K.G. (Father)
11. Isabel Harington, of Hornby, co. Lancaster; said to have marr: Sir John Stanley (103-9) (her father Robert not Nicholas? her mother Isabel Loring not English?)
Pg 76 Line 103, 9. Sir John de Stanley said to have Marr: Isabel Harington (15-11) d/o Sir John Haryngton of Hornby Castle (Father John not Nicholas?)
v2 p84 9. John Stanley, the elder son, Marr: Elizabeth d/o Sir John Harrington, Knt42939 (her name Elizabeth or Isabel? Father John not Nicholas?)
Vol 18 Image115of480 Pg 963 Sir John Stanley, eldest son, John Stanley, the Manx legislator, Marr: Isabel sister of Sir William and d/o Sir John Harrington of Hornby Castle, Lancashire17387 (Isabel d/o John not Nicholas?)
10. Sir Robert Harington, K.B., Lord Harington, bp. Aldingham 28 Mar 1356 d: Aldingham 21 May 1406 Marr1: c. 1376 Alice Greystoke d: shortly; Marr2: c. 1383 Isabel d: 21 Aug 1400 wid/o Sir William Cogan of Huntsfield d: 1382 d/o Sir Nele Loring, K.G. (Father)
11. Isabel Harington, of Hornby, co. Lancaster; said to have marr: Sir John Stanley (103-9) (her father Robert not Nicholas? her mother Isabel Loring not English?)
Pg 76 Line 103, 9. Sir John de Stanley said to have Marr: Isabel Harington (15-11) d/o Sir John Haryngton of Hornby Castle (Father John not Nicholas?)
v2 p84 9. John Stanley, the elder son, Marr: Elizabeth d/o Sir John Harrington, Knt42939 (her name Elizabeth or Isabel? Father John not Nicholas?)
Vol 18 Image115of480 Pg 963 Sir John Stanley, eldest son, John Stanley, the Manx legislator, Marr: Isabel sister of Sir William and d/o Sir John Harrington of Hornby Castle, Lancashire17387 (Isabel d/o John not Nicholas?)
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Sir John Stanley, son of John & Isabella, Knight of the Shire, 2nd of Henry V. He was Constable of Carnarvon, Justice of Chester & Sheriff of Anglesey in Cheshire... For his services as Constable in Wales, a position of great trust as well as hazard in those times, King Henry honored him with knighthood.53735
John Stanley (Knight Sheriff of Anglesey) Knight of the Garter. Constable of Carnarvon, Justice of Chester. Steward of Macclesfield; Lord of Man. The house of Stanley came into possession of the Island in 1406, and as it appears to us essential to give a summary account of this little kingdom from the period of their accession, we shall proceed to do so in as concise a manner as the subject demands. In the year 1493, the Earl of Salisbury, then King of the Island, sold it, with his crown and title of King, to Sir William Le Scroop. rfhe deed of sale runs thus :— "Sir William Le Scroop bought of William Montacute, Earl of Salisbury, the Isle of Man, with the title of King, and the right of being crowned with a golden crown" Sir Wm. Le Scroop, afterwards Earl of Wiltshire, was found guilty of high treason and beheaded, when Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, was granted the Island by King Henry IV, and he also having been attainted, was deprived of it by act of Parliament, and the Island was ordered to be seized for the King’s use; but seven years afterwards it was granted by the King to Sir John Stanley, his heirs and successors, under the title of King.57964
Pedigree of the Family of Warren-John Stanley, Knight60932
Pg 38 (48 of 135) John Stanley, of Latham, Knight of the Garter, & Steward of the Household to King Henry IV
Pg 145 John de Stanley, Knt, of Lathom, co Lancaster (of Magna Carta Surety descent and descendant of Charlemagne)17384
Pg 76 Line 103, 9. Sir John de Stanley, Knt, Steward of Macclesfield, Lord of Man 1414/5, Knight of the Shire of Lancaster 1415, Justice of Chester 1426-142717385
Pg 205 Chap 2, 22. Sir John de Stanley, Lord of the Isle of Man17386
v2 p84 9. John Stanley, the elder son, by the name of John Stanley, Esq. was made constable of Carnarvon castle, in 3 Hen. VI and in 17 Hen. VI being groom of the bedchamber to the King, had a grant of the custody of the lands, late Nicholas Saxton’s deceased, in the counties of Carnarvon and Flint, and was also made governor of Carnarvon, and constable of that castle, with the fee of 40% per ann. and knighted.42939
Pg 503 Sir John Stanley, Esq, was made governor of Carnarvon Castle84497
Vol 18 Image115of480 Pg 963 John Stanley, the Manx legislator17387
Pg 135 Stanley: 8. John Stanley, of Greswithin54949
Pg 141 Warren: Sir John Stanley, Knight
Pg 319 Sir John Stanley, Knight of the Garter & Steward of the Household of King Henry IV84372
Pg 100 Sir John Stanley, Knt, of Lancaster, Sheriff of Anglesey, Justice of Chester Constable of Caernarvon Castle17798
John Stanley (Knight Sheriff of Anglesey) Knight of the Garter. Constable of Carnarvon, Justice of Chester. Steward of Macclesfield; Lord of Man. The house of Stanley came into possession of the Island in 1406, and as it appears to us essential to give a summary account of this little kingdom from the period of their accession, we shall proceed to do so in as concise a manner as the subject demands. In the year 1493, the Earl of Salisbury, then King of the Island, sold it, with his crown and title of King, to Sir William Le Scroop. rfhe deed of sale runs thus :— "Sir William Le Scroop bought of William Montacute, Earl of Salisbury, the Isle of Man, with the title of King, and the right of being crowned with a golden crown" Sir Wm. Le Scroop, afterwards Earl of Wiltshire, was found guilty of high treason and beheaded, when Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, was granted the Island by King Henry IV, and he also having been attainted, was deprived of it by act of Parliament, and the Island was ordered to be seized for the King’s use; but seven years afterwards it was granted by the King to Sir John Stanley, his heirs and successors, under the title of King.57964
Pedigree of the Family of Warren-John Stanley, Knight60932
Pg 38 (48 of 135) John Stanley, of Latham, Knight of the Garter, & Steward of the Household to King Henry IV
Pg 145 John de Stanley, Knt, of Lathom, co Lancaster (of Magna Carta Surety descent and descendant of Charlemagne)17384
Pg 76 Line 103, 9. Sir John de Stanley, Knt, Steward of Macclesfield, Lord of Man 1414/5, Knight of the Shire of Lancaster 1415, Justice of Chester 1426-142717385
Pg 205 Chap 2, 22. Sir John de Stanley, Lord of the Isle of Man17386
v2 p84 9. John Stanley, the elder son, by the name of John Stanley, Esq. was made constable of Carnarvon castle, in 3 Hen. VI and in 17 Hen. VI being groom of the bedchamber to the King, had a grant of the custody of the lands, late Nicholas Saxton’s deceased, in the counties of Carnarvon and Flint, and was also made governor of Carnarvon, and constable of that castle, with the fee of 40% per ann. and knighted.42939
Pg 503 Sir John Stanley, Esq, was made governor of Carnarvon Castle84497
Vol 18 Image115of480 Pg 963 John Stanley, the Manx legislator17387
Pg 135 Stanley: 8. John Stanley, of Greswithin54949
Pg 141 Warren: Sir John Stanley, Knight
Pg 319 Sir John Stanley, Knight of the Garter & Steward of the Household of King Henry IV84372
Pg 100 Sir John Stanley, Knt, of Lancaster, Sheriff of Anglesey, Justice of Chester Constable of Caernarvon Castle17798
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